The document summarizes a field trip taken by a class to various locations in Honolulu, Hawaii. The class first took a bus to Ala Moana Center and then to Hank's Haute Dogs to eat hot dogs. They then visited the Kamaka Ukulele factory where the son of the founder gave them a tour and showed them the koa wood used to make ukulele necks and explained the company's focus on quality craftsmanship.

1. Field Trip Bep
March 27, 2012

2. Ala Moana Blvd. + Coral St.
• We rode a bus from Ala
Moana Center, and we
are now at Ala Moana
and Coral.
• We’re heading to Hank’s
Haute Dogs to have
some.........

4. Hank’s Haute Dogs
• So here is Hank
• They have a
variety of hot
dogs, from the
classical one, one
with Portuguese
Sausage, to one
without sausage.

6. At Kamaka Ukulele
• Then, we go to
Kamaka
Ukulele.
• This is Fred,
son of Sam
Kamaka Sr. He
guided us
around his
factory.

7. To the Dark of the Moon
• We’re going into the Kamaka Factory, and
we’ll reveal the secret of their products’
longevity and quality.

8. Inside the Factory

9. People working in the Factory

10. Tatjana!
• She’s the
photographer
of our class.
• She’s in
charge of
taking
photos.

11. Manufacturing Ukulele
• These pieces of wood
are Koa. Koa is a
Hawaiian endemic tree,
only found in the
Hawaiian Islands.
• These are going to be the
necks and heads of
ukuleles.

12. Kamaka’s aphorism
“ If you make
instruments and use
the family name, don't
make junk! “

13. Thanks for Watching!